English

2026–2027

189 courses

ENGL 101WHAT IS A FACT? DATA, READING, MEANING FROM HUMANITIES TO STEM
ENGL 109J.R.R. TOLKIEN
ENGL 110INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE
ENGL 111THE POLITICS OF BOOK BANS, CHALLENGES, AND CENSORSHIP
ENGL 113INTRODUCTION TO LITERARY EDITING & PUBLISHING
ENGL 114LITERARY EDITING & PUBLISHING / THE RICE REVIEW
ENGL 121AP/OTH CREDIT IN ENGLISH
ENGL 122AP/OTH CREDIT IN ENGLISH
ENGL 150HOUSTON - OUT ON THE TOWN
ENGL 175GLOBAL LITERATURES IN ENGLISH
ENGL 199OUTER SPACE AND THE HUMANITIES: LITERATURE, CULTURE, AND THE ARTS FROM GALILEO TO NASA
ENGL 200GATEWAYS TO LITERARY STUDY
ENGL 201INTRODUCTION TO CREATIVE WRITING
ENGL 203TOPICS IN CREATIVE WRITING
ENGL 204FORMS OF POETRY
ENGL 205WRITERS ON WRITING
ENGL 210BEGINNINGS: BRITISH LITERATURE TO 1800
ENGL 211BRITISH LITERATURE: ROMANTICISM TO THE 20TH CENTURY
ENGL 214LITERARY EDITING & PUBLISHING PRACTICUM / THE RICE REVIEW
ENGL 215READING & WRITING MEDIEVAL FANFICTION
ENGL 222SOUTH ASIAN LITERATURE ACROSS BORDERS
ENGL 230INTRODUCTION TO LATINX LITERATURE
ENGL 238SPECIAL TOPICS
ENGL 240WRITING ON AND ABOUT POETRY: A SEMINAR IN PUBLIC-FACING WRITING
ENGL 242SEX AND MEDIA: REPRESENTATION, OBSCENITY, AND SCANDALS
ENGL 243NOT JUST STUFF: OBJECTS AND THE MAKING OF GENDER
ENGL 245INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACHES
ENGL 249BOB DYLAN AND THE INTERTWINED HISTORIES OF MUSIC, POLITICS, AND RACE IN TWENTIETH-CENTURY US CULTURE
ENGL 250THE NOVEL AND ITS CULTURAL POWER: WAYS OF STORYTELLING AND WORLDMAKING
ENGL 251READING POETRY
ENGL 252HOW TO READ TEXTS
ENGL 253ENGLISH LITERATURE WITH AN ACCENT
ENGL 254THE HISTORY OF LOVE
ENGL 255THE IDEA OF SHAKESPEARE
ENGL 260WHAT IS AMERICAN LITERATURE
ENGL 261CREATIVE WRITING AND MEDICAL HUMANITIES
ENGL 262WHODUNIT & OTHER MYSTERIES: DETECTIVE FICTION AND FILM NOIR
ENGL 263LATINX RESEARCH AND WRITING LAB
ENGL 266GRAPHIC NOVELS IN THE AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERARY TRADITION
ENGL 267INTRODUCTION TO AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE
ENGL 268INTRODUCTION TO NATIVE AMERICAN LITERATURE
ENGL 269SCIENCE FICTION AND THE ENVIRONMENT
ENGL 270ASPECTS OF MODERN LITERATURE
ENGL 271'CRAZY, SCARY, SPOOKY, HILARIOUS': EXPERIMENTS IN CONTEMPORARY BLACK LITERATURE
ENGL 272LITERATURE AND MEDICINE
ENGL 273MEDICINE AND MEDIA
ENGL 274HEAVEN AND HELL
ENGL 279BLACK SCI-FI & SPECULATIVE FICTIONS
ENGL 281WICKED: GOOD & EVIL IN AMERICAN LITERATURE
ENGL 286CLASSICAL AND CONTEMPORARY FILM
ENGL 290TOPICS IN LITERARY AND CULTURAL ANALYSIS
ENGL 300PRACTICES OF LITERARY STUDY: READING METHODS
ENGL 301INTRODUCTION TO FICTION WRITING
ENGL 302SCREENWRITING
ENGL 304INTRODUCTION TO POETRY WRITING
ENGL 305INTRODUCTION TO CREATIVE NONFICTION WRITING
ENGL 306TOPICS IN FICTION WRITING
ENGL 307TOPICS IN POETRY WRITING
ENGL 308INTRODUCTION TO PODCASTING
ENGL 309TOPICS IN CREATIVE NONFICTION WRITING
ENGL 310NONFICTION NATURE WRITING
ENGL 311TOPICS IN MEDIEVAL LITERATURE AND/OR CULTURE
ENGL 312MEDIEVAL ENGLISH MEDICINE & LITERATURE: INFECTIOUS IDEAS
ENGL 313ADVANCED LITERARY EDITING & PUBLISHING PRACTICUM
ENGL 314MEDIEVAL ROMANCE
ENGL 315INTRODUCTION TO LITERARY TRANSLATION
ENGL 316CHAUCER
ENGL 317ARTHURIAN LITERATURE
ENGL 318FAIRY TALES AND FEAR TALES WRITING
ENGL 319FANTASY & SCIENCE FICTION WRITING
ENGL 320SHAKESPEARE ON FILM
ENGL 321SHAKESPEARE
ENGL 322TOPICS IN SHAKESPEARE
ENGL 323RENAISSANCE DRAMA
ENGL 324THE END OF THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT: WRITING AND READING APOCALYPSE
ENGL 325STUDY ABROAD: RICE ENGL MAJORS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF EXETER
ENGL 327GRAPHIC NOVEL
ENGL 328JOHN MILTON: RADICAL THOUGHT THEN AND NOW
ENGL 331PERSON, ANIMAL, THING: LITERATURE AND THE EXPERIMENTAL IMAGINATION 1640-1800
ENGL 332LITERATURE OF THE BRITISH ENLIGHTENMENT